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HHS’ new kidney care plan is pushing home dialysis expansion and greater market competition, signaling stronger federal interest in shifting high-cost chronic kidney disease and ESRD care into lower-cost home settings—an immediate watch item for MA plans, ACOs, nephrology groups, and home-based care operators managing total cost of care risk (HHCN). At the same time, the home-based care infrastructure debate is widening: LTSS stakeholders are calling for shared-care data and coordination infrastructure, while hospital-at-home leaders continue defending safety amid skepticism—underscoring that scaling home-based VBC models will depend as much on interoperability, caregiver capacity, and quality measurement as on site-of-care substitution (Health Affairs).
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